Hi Bernie, yes, that is not supported at the Moment, but you are invited to build the needed header. To make it work with our version of the toolchain you have to do the following steps:
1. download the newest version of msp430-libc (X-Branch) 2. apply the needed patches of the script 3. inside the msp430-libc/include/msp430new directory create a new common header for usb 4. inside the msp430-libc/include directory is the template file for the header, there you have to add the usb component 5. compile the msp430-libc if you don't need assembler support there is a more easy way: a. do step 3. b. add the new header to the C-Part of msp430x55x9.h Best regards Gerald -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----- Von: Bernard Mentink [mailto:[email protected]] Gesendet: Mittwoch, 18. November 2009 06:54 An: GCC for MSP430 - http://mspgcc.sf.net Betreff: Re: [Mspgcc-users] msp430x5529 support > > > >> Hi List, > >> > >> sorry for the buildscript, it was configured to build the windows > version. > >> We > >> have uploaded a new version, that builds for linux out of the box. > >> Be > sure > >> that you compile with gcc-3.4 because a build with >= gcc-4.0 will > >> fail. Please do also set the variables inside the script according > >> to your > needs. > >> The currently set variables are known to work. Because we don't use > other > >> things like the selected ones (binutils, gcc, gdb, msp430-libc). > >> The > other > >> parts of the script are not tested and therefore you might run into > >> problems > >> > >> if you select them. > >> > >> By the way this version of the script should also work for windows > (using > >> cygwin) you only have to change the three variables for the > >> toolchain. > >> > >> And now for something completely different: > >> > >> happy compiling for linux and windows ;-) > >> Gerald > >> > Hi Gerald, I tried out the compiler, works mostly great .. I am trying to port a USB-->MIDI interface project that runs fine under Code Composer and am trying to port it to mspgcc. The problem I am having is that I am getting compile errors on the USB stuff. I don't see any USB defines in the header files ... is that part still to be done? Thanks, Bernie
